点评:Very interesting place to visit. The visitor center has CLEAN restrooms, a very interesting information film about the site, and then you walk over a bridge to enter the site. There is a walking trail that extends past several actual windmills you can enter. There is also a museum with more exhibits to visit.
The tour and the explanation of how they worked is fascinating. The climb up the narrow stairs is very interesting as is how they lived in the windmills. Tiny beds, tiny kitchen, tiny everything.
Note: there are two paved trails; one for bicyclists (who are going like the wind) and one for pedestrians. Be sure you are on the pedestrian trail unless you want to find yourself on the ground after being hit.
Nice restaurant and gift shop. Be sure to take a photo of yourself (or party) standing in the BIG wooden shoes with the windmills in the background (take your sunglasses OFF). And get a photo of the cradle with the baby and the cat in the pool by the museum which is what it is named for.
翻译:非常有趣的地方。游客中心有干净的卫生间,还有一部非常有趣的关于该遗址的信息影片,然后你可以走过一座桥进入遗址。有一条步行道延伸经过几个真正的风车,你可以进入。还有一个博物馆,里面有更多的展品可供参观。
游览和对它们如何工作的解释令人着迷。爬上狭窄的楼梯非常有趣,他们住在风车里也很有趣。小床、小厨房、一切都很小。
注意:有两条铺好的小路;一条是给骑自行车的人(他们骑得像风一样快)的,一条是给行人的。一定要走在人行道上,除非你想被撞后倒在地上。
不错的餐厅和礼品店。一定要拍一张自己(或聚会)站在大木鞋里的照片,背景是风车(摘下太阳镜)。在博物馆旁边的游泳池里拍一张摇篮里有婴儿和猫的照片,博物馆的名字就是由此而来的。